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Old Sun Mar 23, 2008, 07:47pm
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Limestone County Wishes you the best (just West of Huntsville). First year for softball but 15 yr. baseball vet. Called quarter-finals at Corner HS a few years ago. Welcome to the Heart of Dixie.
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Old Mon Mar 24, 2008, 02:45am
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Anything south of Birmingham is another country... The northern half of the state is the superior portion....
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Old Mon Mar 24, 2008, 08:14am
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Anything south of Birmingham is another country... The northern half of the state is the superior portion....
Ooohhh, baby! Here we go!
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Old Mon Mar 24, 2008, 09:46am
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Anything south of Birmingham is another country... The northern half of the state is the superior portion....
Wow, much like the USA itself. That is ironic.

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Old Mon Mar 24, 2008, 11:18am
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Wow, much like the USA itself. That is ironic.

If that were true, that would be ironic.
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Old Mon Mar 24, 2008, 05:44pm
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Anything south of Birmingham is another country... The northern half of the state is the superior portion....
You ever been to sand mountain and hung out with the snake handlers? I don't know if I'd rather have to deal with the hillbillies or the rednecks. Although there are some backwards folks in this state (like every state), I don't think you can make a generalized statement like that. Mobile, which is absolutely south of Birmingham isn't another country...
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Old Mon Mar 24, 2008, 06:49pm
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You ever been to sand mountain and hung out with the snake handlers? I don't know if I'd rather have to deal with the hillbillies or the rednecks. Although there are some backwards folks in this state (like every state), I don't think you can make a generalized statement like that. Mobile, which is absolutely south of Birmingham isn't another country...

HEY WATCH IT!!

My family roots are imbedded deep in northwest, and northeast Alabama!

Come to think about it, there were some snakehandlers and rednecks, and hillbillies, and Rube Burrows the famous (sort of) train robber.

I chose to live in Georgia. I married a gal from here, kinda had to, all my Alabama cousins were already married!
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Old Mon Mar 24, 2008, 08:01pm
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My Granddad was from Lamar County, the heart of Rube Burrows country. I didn't mean to insult my fellow alabamians, but i felt the need to defend those of us who live south of the Magic City.
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Old Mon Mar 24, 2008, 08:36pm
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My Granddad was from Lamar County, the heart of Rube Burrows country. I didn't mean to insult my fellow alabamians, but i felt the need to defend those of us who live south of the Magic City.
Alas, Vernon!

Mom grew up there. Hankins was the family name. I haven't been there in about 20 years or so, but still have relatives there.
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Old Mon Mar 24, 2008, 08:50pm
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Ha! My folks are from Millport, my great grandfather was the Ford dealer there for years, used to bring Charlie Stripling down from Nashville during the Great Depression to come play at the dealership, I don't know if it helped him sell many cars, but it helped him get elected to two terms in the State House. Waldrop was their name, there's lots of Waldrop stuff still in Millport although they're all gone.
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